Film Finances and the British New Wave

Street, Sarah

doi:10.1080/01439685.2014.879000

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“…According to a research study from the BFI, from 2003 to 2011, The output of British films was 1546, but only 388 films were released in the cinema, with only 25% of the release rate [5]. British domestic films have low box office, which figures result in the film companies being reluctant to give support to these risky investments.…”

Section: The Predicaments Of Low-budget Filmsmentioning

confidence: 99%

A comparative study of the BFL Player and Amazon Prime Video: The new streaming distribution platforms for low-budget films

Wang¹

2023

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The global film market has long focused on more commercially viable films, which has kept many unknown or low-budget films out of the schedule. Films are shown in a variety of channels, including DVD, Pay-Tv and online video as well as cinemas. With the development of Internet and streaming services, there are many famous commercial Internet publishing platforms, BFI Player and Amazon Prime Video are two examples, and they are now developing online platforms for low budget films, which gives some excellent low budget films a chance to be released. This essay makes a comparative study of the BFL player and Amazon Video, analyzes how these two new streaming media distribution platforms of low-budget films help them become better from the aspects of resources, timeliness, price and user experience.

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Section: The Predicaments Of Low-budget Filmsmentioning

confidence: 99%